News Archive | November 2005

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November 30th
- Robot Mouse Has Real Whiskers
- Face Transplant Patient Should be 'Pleasant Looking'
- Controversial Footprints: Earliest Man or Modern Machine?
- Giant Water Scorpion Walked on Land
- Study: Go-Kart Injuries Common and Serious
November 29th
- Creative Types Have More Sex Partners
- Record Hurricane Season Goes Out with a Bang
- Study: Sexy Attire Works Against Businesswomen
- Squinting Computer Users Blink Less
- American Architecture: Form Doesn't Follow Function
November 28th
- Key to a Good Memory: Predict What You Need to Remember
- First Picture of Living Human Retina Reveals Surprise
- New Material is Super Springy and Strong
November 24th
- Seas Rising at Twice the Rate of 150 Years Ago
November 23rd
- Scatterbrained? You Need a Thought Bouncer
- Insurance Company Funds Study of East Coast Tsunami Risk
- Rare Volcanic Eruption Causes Rapid Growth of Island
- FLU FEARS: How a Virus Morphs to Pandemic Proportions
November 22nd
- University to Teach 'Intelligent Design' as Myth
- Safe Turkey Tips Amid Bird Flu Fears
- Allergies Getting Worse Due to Global Warming
- FLU FEARS: What You Can Do
November 21st
- Hospitals Getting Noisier, Threatening Patient Safety
- FLU FEARS: A Special Report
November 18th
- Britain to Deploy Roadside 'Big Brother' System
- New View of Early Earth: A Habitable Place
- Nature Inspires Design of New Eyes
November 17th
- Beethoven's Bones?
- Dung Reveals Dinosaurs Ate Grass
- The Secret of Bright Butterfly Wings: LED Technology
- Fear Factor Gene Discovered
- The Surprising Origin of Venom Revealed
- Robot Bartender Pours, Listens
November 16th
- Amateur's Find is Missing Link in Ancient Lizards
- The Irony of Global Warming: More Rain, Less Water
- How Ants Navigate
- The Life of Charles Darwin: From Aimless Adventure to Tragedy and Discovery
- Attractive Virtual Professors Draw Student Attention
November 15th
- A Heart Patient's Best Friend
- Orchestra Conducters are Better Listeners
- How Do You Feel? Probably a Lot Like Your Parents
November 14th
- Elite Women Made Beer in Pre-Incan Culture
- World's Fastest Computer Now Twice as Fast
- Deadly Effects of Future U.S. Heat Waves Predicted
November 11th
- Implant Relieves Nausea Without Drugs
- Darwin on Display: Museum to Showcase Evolution Amid Controversy
- Alabama School Board Votes to Keep Calling Evolution 'Controversial'
- Meditate on This: Buddhist Tradition Thickens Parts of the Brain
November 10th
- Newfound Ancient Beast Dubbed Godzilla
- Archaeologists Go Digital
- Study: American Women Need More Vacations
- Nature's Velcro Lets Geckos Walk on Ceilings
November 9th
- New Earthquake Warnings: Enough Time to Dive Under a Desk
- Pennsylvania Voters Reject 'Intelligent Design'
November 8th
- The Chemistry of Great Coffee
- Shifting Icebergs May Have Forced Penguin Evolution
November 7th
- New England Rivers Melting Sooner in Spring
- Mathematicians Predict Cy Young Winners
- Gigantic Apes Coexisted with Early Humans, Study Finds
- For Sale: Island with Mysterious Money Pit
November 4th
- Huge Iceberg Breaks Apart in Antarctica
- New Robot to Use Legs and Wheels
- Behind the Recent Spate of Vampire Bat Attacks
- Britain Celebrates Its Favorite Terrorist
November 3rd
- School Board Member: Don't Know Much about Intelligent Design ...
- Sign Language Improves Mental Abilities
- Anger is Good For You
November 2nd
- Monkey Math Mirrors Our Own
- Darwin's Natural Selection Still at Work in Humans
- Freaky Fractal Fingers, Fingers, Fingers
November 1st
- Town Vote Seen as Referendum on 'Intelligent Design'
- Insurance Company Warns of Global Warming's Costs
- Dire Future if Fossil Fuel Use Not Curbed, Scientists Say
- Planet Earth: A Year of Pictures
- The Brain Sees What We Don't
- Your Stomach Cannot Tell a Lie